let's cross live now to talk to binoy mark a senior lecturer at the school of global and social studiesin melbourne thanks for joining us great to have you on today let's talk a bit about the timing of australia's move here we hear a lot about foreign interference foreign propaganda cetera what do you make of the introduction of this task force now. yes i think it's a very important point to say that on elements about this the fact is that research as you pointed out in you initial preamble to this discussion have been instance at the university of queensland and i think it's also very important to note that a straight it car if they is in that tense moment with china because then issues of trade there is a concern of the example of westralia situates it. with its relationship with the united states china has been trying to test straight in shall we say approaches this tick in the rain treatment and i think more broadly speaking you know one of the things that's also playing out of course is the fact that there is the issue of . the dissidents doing the actual finding himself in problem

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president pledges no tolerance for oftenest school to have started some of the outbreaks in the world's biggest rain forest and those fires have set off global protests and a threatening to overshadow the g. 7 summit of industrial countries and held this weekend in france europe says it will block a trade deal with south america if brazil fails to taco the amazon crisis. plus hundreds of my friends picked up by a charity rescue ship in the mediterranean and finally landed in the new arrivals will be read a case it in 6 other european countries but a long term agreement on migration seems as far away as. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the brazilian president says he's sending in the military to tackle the massive fires that are raging out of control in the amazon rain forest the worst blazes in 6 years a blanket in an area much bigger than the usual seasonal burning the whole amazon region is affected european leaders are warning of an international environmental crisis they say trade deals with several latin american countries could be put on hold because of this. these are the worst fires the amazon basin has seen since records be

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global 3000. vocational training is a rarity in the remote amazonian villages of brazil. could floating schools be the answer? intel ever, while the residents of one of the oldest districts are determined to stop investors forcing them out of their homes. first, we had to montana in the u.s.. it's tough cowboy image is making life unbearablele for my young people. men don't cry. they are far too tough for that. they are also physically strong. when it comes to problems, men suddenly don't need any help. such abuse still holds sway in many societies. good these traditional ideals be among the rising levels of mental illness among men? the e world health organizatin estimates that they take allies is year. in the u u.s., three times as my men take their own lives than women. although there are often many reasons behind a suicide, it can be tougher for men to seek help. especially when doing so is viewed as a sign of weak as. >> corbin was big for his age. at 13, he was already very big and good at sports. his mother and sister often visited his grave. rather than a simple gravestone, they have pu

situation for a 16 year old schoolgirl who less than a year ago began her school strike and galvanized an entire global movement of other young people who hope that they can also get older people other generations to be able to consider the crisis that is facing the environment more from london for you in about 40 minutes from now let's head back to the rain and. thank you will see you later or our president has announced salary increases as well as tax cuts after voters turned against his austerity policies the market friendly president paul 15 points less than center left candidates alberta for non days in sunday's primary the vote serves as a preview for the general elections taking place in october the package of measures would relieve the pockets of times argentina is currently in a recession and poverty affects one in 3 people. more from one aside. the size of the government's defeat in sunday's primary elections surprised everybody in argentina but it shocked the government of president maurice your mockery it's taken them 3 days to respond mostly to the subsequent collapse of the argentine peso was against

she's the senior fellow on public policy at the hoover institution, a professor of global business in the graduate school of business, and a professor of political science at stanford. she served as the 66th secretary of state of the united states. she also served as president george w. bush's assistant to national security affairs. please join me as this esteemed group comes to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. we're going to have a little discussion here about the subject of this panel, democracy and american forbe policy, a hot topic these days, i would say. and then after we've talked for a while, we're going to invite you to ask questions. i want to remind everybody that i am a professor. i will call on somebody if nobody asks a question, so please, there are microphones. get your questions ready. i'm delighted to be joined by neil ferguson and steve crasner for this important discussion, one of the greater dilemmas of foreign policy. if we go back 100 years, we would have seen a world in which the russian revolution had taken place,

more school kids just refuse a lot of problems the are the global 3000 talks with a team of british researchers who take a more optimistic view. the world. it's not always a good point but it's much much clearer than i was talking. about is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special report. starts aug 19th on digital. this is news asia coming up what happens when the guess you had planned for this program is a no show because you can arrested in hong kong well we find out how things played out and promised a good conversation plus. after what the u.n. has called genocide the government of myanmar says it wants to see the real hinge of a minority is persecuted back in the country we'll take a closer look. and a thundering thrill ride we get front row seats for a pakistani bull race a sport.

sexual violence in their life 2 thirds of people who cannot read or write are female and girls are 15 times more likely than boys to be excluded from primary school globally the gender wage gap is still on average 20 percent 94 percent of men work versus 64 percent of women a report by a consultancy firm mckinsey found closing that gender wage gap could add up to $28.00 trillion dollars in annual g d p by 2025 and in terms of political representation 5 percent of the world's heads of government and 24 percent of parliamentarians a woman well catch iverson is on the g 7 gender equality advisory council and she says leaders need to start by getting rid of on the cool legislation. that's the gender discriminatory laws they already have on the books because everybody has them on the books and then push progress and laws invest in the implementation because it's not just about getting lost on the pook's it's also about getting them implemented and finance women organization that are the ones on the forefront of this and then of course kind of keep their promises hold themselves accountable as we also look to them to do that so we have proposed an accountabilit

of the biggest such faces in asia. a top corporate group has put together a pro-gaming team and plans to take them global. there are even training programs in schoolspecializing in esports. esports is attraracting attenti from across the globe. hong kong citizens and its government have a unique strategy to land a piece of this enormous market. this is a busy shopping district popular with young people. it's also home to hong kong's first esports stadium, a dedicated event space. it opened in january 2019 in the first floor and basement of this building. the first floor is for casual play in new gamers. 150 of the newest computers are available with over 20 different video games. the stadium is open 24 hours a day and is free to entnter. gaming costs around 4 u.s. dollllars an hour. a very reasonable price point. >> hong kong-based startup cyber game arena or cga built and manages the stadium. total construction costs came to 3.5 million u.s. dollars. over 40 different companies and organizations invested. esports products made by these investors are also available at the stadium. so what's downstairs? a huge space for esports contests and other ev

serena williams opening game of flushing meadows sound i will be here to tell you who that is a little later in school. on counting the cost this week we check the pulse of the global economy that age of populist governments is the independence of central banks comes under threat and the unintended consequences of trump's trade plus the i.m.f. warns of the missteps of brigs its trade with. counting the cost on al-jazeera. and new perspectives can change a wild. so one chin is in what began as a hobby has grown into a passion a way of life. teaching the next generation to strive for a higher level. and in so instilling in his country a sense of freedom and strength. heights my chin is yeah on al-jazeera. again it's good to have you with us adrian for the good here in doha with the news from out 0 the headlines the u.s. president is stepping up his country's trade war with china announcing 2 new tariff increases donald trump also told american companies to pull out of its in response to china's latest move in which more tariffs will be imposed on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods and that trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies is likely to dominate the g

mimic bird sounds why hundreds of australian school children are mimicking the sounds of the nation's native birds. coming up in businees: seeking a haven. fears about the global economy send investors heading for safety. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. you can be part of the conversation as well. facial—recognition cameras in london will be investigated by the uk's data and privacy watchdog. we don't know how long the system, in a public area, has been active, nor how many cameras are in use. where do you stand on this issue? tell me what you think, just use #bbcthebriefing. israel has been widely criticised in the united states for its decision to ban a visit by two us congresswomen who've spoken out against its policies towards the palestinians. the israeli government blocked the trip by ilhan omar and rashida tlaib after president trump, their frequent critic, said it would be a sign of great weakness to let them in. john mcmanus has the latest. they are allies, a partnership which has seen israel's security guaranteed by american friendship and firepower. which is why the decision b

of society. family schools and infrastructure. in the global world we live in, primary thing that must flow is information. if the information gets disrupted, there is all kinds of bad scenarios come out from that. it is correct for the united states, not just correct, absolutely necessary for the united states to have unified combatant command with primarily control of all military space operations this is a step in the right direction. i believe eventually it will morph into an actual space force. deirdre: we're talking about russia, china, u.s., in larger context, more specifically, more granularly, china officially warning a u.s. ship as it sales through the south china sea, saying u.s. is violating -- actually we'll leave our conversation there, commander. hopefully you come back discuss all of this with us right now. connell, we're sitting here watching the president coming out. connell: with the vice president right behind him. new secretary of defense as well. president trump in the rose garden. we'll listen live to the comments about t

school of economics. our second witness, head of global policy development in facebook, global public policy planning efforts on law enforcement and human rights issues and overseeing public policy for what's apps, oculus and facebook, it artificial intelligence research. before that he was on the oversight panel and consultant at the world bank. he received his bachelors degree from brown university, mtv from the school of public policy and a jd from harvard law school. the third witness is general counsel of competition at amazon, all competition related litigation and regulatory management, before joining amazon, the antitrust division for nine years working on antitrust matters and the law firms of william connolly in 2001, 2007. he received a bs in nuclear engineering as jd from university of chicago law school. next is kyle and her of corporate law. mister anderson four years as deputy chief trial counsel and the federal trade commission bureau of competition managing the trial staff, 25 attorneys and support staff, served as principal competition attorney, advisor to j thomas roche. he received his ba

of brazil. the devastating impact this could have on global warming. >> plus a bay area photographer stgain. >> and from portable to permanent. we are live on the first day of schoolts at the first day of school check out their new digs. >> good morning i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's get over to mary lee for a look at our forecast. it is foggy right now. >> it is a warm and muggy start to the day. check out our temperatures. 69 right now in concord. oakland you're coming in at 67 as we start off our thursday. 68 in livermore. 63 for san francisco. 69 in san jose and 66 for santa rosa and here is a foggy live camera out at our cliff house ocean beach cam. as we head through the day mid 60s, breezy and mild for the coast. warming up for the bay mid clearing looking at low 70s for the afternoon in the bay. so above average temperatures once again. we'll talk about the rest of the workweek and into the weekend coming up. emily. >>> here at

global 3000. vocational training is a rarity in the remote amazonian villages of brazil could floating schools be beyond. in south africa residents of one of cape town's oldest districts are determined to stop investors forcing them out of their homes. but 1st we head to montana in the us it's tough cowboy image is making life unbearable for many young people. men don't cry that tough or that. they're also physically strong and when it comes to problems men certainly don't need any help such views still hold sway in many societies but could these traditional ideals be behind rising levels of mental illness among boys and men. the world health organization estimates that around $800000.00 people worldwide take their own lives each year most a male in the us for example 3 times as many men take their own lives than women. although they're often many reasons behind to suicide it can be tougher for men to seek help especially when doing so is viewed as a sign of weakness. corben was big for his age at just 13 he was already very strong and good at sports his mother and his sister often visit his grav

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prosperous communities some of the invest the money into other businesses school for life uganda part of the rebel education series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. stops full globally is china's currency becomes the latest flashpoint in the trade war between washington and beijing. hello from doha i'm kemal santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera don't mistake restraint for weakness china wants hong kong protesters that beijing has immense strength in india's lower house is due to rubber stamp a bill revoking the special status for indian administered kashmir and made to last look at the new trial.

a spot on the global future movement india saw some of the 1st school strikes against climate change earlier this year hundreds of students across several cities came out to protest the government take steps to reduce carbon emissions before it's too late india's pollutants haven't reacted so far to these protests but activists have achieved one object contributor to it's raising awareness about climate change and that's sorely needed at a time when india is grappling with has a distribution drought the waste floods in the east and water crisis in the south many of these phenomena a believed in extreme weather patterns which explicitly only intensify because of climate change. in europe and especially in belgium the fridays for the future protests attracted shoes. although they took place on thursdays in belgium for whatever reason the students managed to put climate change on the political agenda again. although in practical terms nothing has happened did the european union was not able to agree on additional measures to protect the climate the new e.u. commission president phoned t

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the concern is as ever that one of one of 61 of global security you know if this country has often been described as a flashpoint because of the sort of school when you go but regardless of the suppling official and the important thing craig now is still is to focus and bring focus back on the people and at night at least as opposed to some sort of form of peace of between these courtney. when actually ganguly talking to us live from mumbai thank you very much indeed. right in just a few minutes jenny will have the weather and also coming up on this out is there a news hour a cease fire brings some quad's to the southern yemeni city of agent as the country's interior minister accuses his saudi allies of betrayal. the stark economic choice facing benches in argentina as they cost their ballots in a high stakes presidential primary. and in sports the goal for who has given himself a great chance of winning $15000000.00 joe will be here with the details. and though it is of course the summer months in the northern hemisphere see expect to see some summer heat however the united states it is a little bit also there we like to see this time of ye

of these tech giants would go along with that. russia and china have called for global action to prevent a new arms race following the collapse of a key arms control agreement more school in beijing called a u.n. security council meeting after the u.s. tested a cruise missile previously banned by the i.n.f. treaty rights powers blamed each other for the ongoing escalation. do you realize that because of the u.s. ambitions we are one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled all regulated in any way the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. if this depended only on us we would not reach this dangerous situation the united states is taking the necessary steps to address the threat posed by intermediate range missile forces being deployed in ever larger numbers by russia and china would you but you know what about you are you going to avoid responsibility for what is happening in future generations forgive you for this russia's present actions are in line with a pattern of aggression that represents a clear threat to international peace and security the russian federation is the sole responsibility for the r

of the b.b.c. all the c.n.n. and other media go to school those are absolutely oversight if you look at the british newspapers though there's still a very basic. it's one of the biggest global stories right now and next a former foreign minister of pakistan gives her take on that kushner crisis the world's a mark of. what do you do if we came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people that because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some even proven innocent off the years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about it. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to suffer acts of food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with a logical argument there's a lot of conflict within the game between the

situation for a 16 year old school girl who less than a year ago began her school strike and galvanized an entire global movement of young people who hope that they can also gets older people other generations to be able to consider the crisis that is facing the environment still ahead on the hour we need asylum seekers on the mexican border who say they aren't deterred by mass shootings. are floating farms the concerts are combating the effects of climate change in bangladesh. football rivals liverpool and chelsea. for a major piece of european silverware about stories coming up a little later with peter. hello you know welcome back to international weather forecast here in karachi expect to see more rain as we go into the weekend now earlier in the week we decide what a bit of rain deadly rain and flooding going on across that region and here as our next event that is coming in from india so as we go towards friday notice how the rain starts to make its way towards the west so we're going to be watching this very carefully as we do go into the weekend there quite city though it is going to be a humid a few at 46

situation for a 16 year old school girl who is less than a year ago began her school strike and galvanized an entire global movement of other young people who hope that they can also gets older people other generations to be able to consider the crisis that is facing the environment. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera prime minister has compared the indian government to the nazis over its decision to revoke autonomy effectively territory imran khan says india's governing b j p is anti muslim because of its tender nationalist ideology kron dedicated pakistan's independence they took kashmir which has been under a strict security lockdown for 10 days on the indian side their affair as india is trying to change the majority muslim demographic off the region. it is a lot of career between india and pakistan there is no fight going on but we are standing up to an ideology which is worse this ideology is the r s s ideology the parent organisation of the b j p modi is a member of it since childhood this ideology got inspiration from hitler's nazi party which includes racial superiority hong kong police a fire tear gas a

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